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Chemical Dependence Risk Assessment

Chemical Dependence Risk Assessment Test

In about 11 minutes, it gauges teen personality traits that may raise vulnerability to chemical dependency. A fast 57 item screen that supports early prevention and targeted follow up.

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113/285

Chemical Dependence Risk (CDR)

Assesses personality-related risk indicators associated with vulnerability to developing chemical dependency in adolescents.

Low risk

At-risk range

57 – 150: Low risk | 151 – 285: At-risk range

A score of 113 falls in the Low risk range, suggesting fewer personality-related indicators associated with vulnerability to chemical dependency.

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DATA-BASED USER COHORTS

Who Usually Takes This Test?

School counseling check-ins

41%OF USERS

Teens referred by a school counselor after behavior, attendance, or peer issues to gauge personality risk factors for future substance problems.

Parents seeking early warning

34%OF USERS

Teens whose parents want a quick, preventive look at traits like impulsivity or emotional coping that can increase vulnerability to addiction.

Youth mental health intakes

25%OF USERS

Teens starting therapy or clinic support where a brief screening helps guide whether deeper assessment or prevention work is needed.

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Risk of Chemical Dependency (RoCD)

Average

193.7

Normal range

159.6 — 227.7

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max.

285

majority

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What does this questionnaire measure?

It screens personality and emotional factors linked to increased vulnerability to chemical dependency. It does not measure or confirm current substance use.

Who is the intended age group?

It is designed for adolescents ages 15 to 18. Use outside this range may reduce interpretability.

How long does it take and how many items are included?

Average completion time is about 11 minutes. It includes 57 questions.

Does the result provide a diagnosis?

No, results indicate relative risk indicators and related psychological patterns. Clinical diagnosis requires a separate evaluation.

How should results be used in practice?

Use results to guide prevention planning, early support, or referral for further assessment. Interpret scores in context of other available information.

WHAT THE TEST MEASURES

About This Assessment

Chemical Dependence Risk Assessment Test

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In adolescent evaluations, brief screening tools can help identify psychological characteristics associated with elevated vulnerability to substance-related problems. The Chemical Dependence Risk Assessment is a self-report questionnaire designed to estimate risk-related traits and attitudes rather than to confirm substance use or establish a diagnosis. It was developed by G. Alan Marlatt and consists of 57 items, typically completed in about 11 minutes.

Results are intended to support prevention planning and early intervention by highlighting patterns of emotional responding, beliefs, and coping tendencies that may be associated with increased susceptibility to chemical dependence. The Chemical Dependence Risk Assessment is commonly used as an initial screening measure in school or clinical settings and should be interpreted in conjunction with clinical interview data and other relevant assessment information.

Author: G. Alan Marlatt

Literature: Winters, K. C. Development of an adolescent alcohol and other drug abuse screening scale: Personal Experience Screening Questionnaire. Addictive Behaviors. 1992.

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